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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
OFF TIE POINT in A GALE
The Training Ship Portsmouth,. With a
Hundred Souls Aboard.

The Training Ship Portsmouth,. With q
Hnndre Souls Aboard.
NEWPORT, R. T., Oct. M-Intelligence
has been received that the United States
training ship, Portsmouth, is off Point
Judith with four anchors out The wind
is blowing q gale from the southwest,
and If 1t continues she can hardly
escape going ashore with large loss. The
point 10 a dangerous one, and several
hundred souls are on board the Ports-
mouth. Capt. Waters, assistant super
intendent of the Third Life-saving dis
trict, has ordered crews off Point Judith
and Narragansett Pier Life-saving sta
tions to be In readiness II their services
are required. At the request of Capt.
Yates, OF the New Hampshire, Admiral
Luce has sent the Dolphin TO render all
possible assistance to the Portsmouth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
The Dnbnane Trag, DIV.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 24-Both victims
OF the bloody %assault:in Dubuque are still
alive. Mrs. olinger's condition is not
improved. Grier, the man arrested, still
asserts his innocence. The son of Mrs.
Beck from Lake City, Mimi, is here and
will run down the assailants, if possible.
He tnclines TO the belief that Marsh, Mrs.
Beck's s~on-in-law, committed the assault
in d2der to kill her and secure a division
of the property. Mrs. -Olinger is unable
to see. She says she can name her as
~sailant, but for some reason refuses to do
SO. 1t is feared that she may die without
revealing the secret.
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Said to be Insane.

NEW YORK, Oct. PA closed car
riage passed through the arched gate at
Bellevue hospital, and five men alighted
at the entrance of the warden's office.
Four of them were sergeants of police.
The fifth was ex-Speaker William Hitch
man. His escorts said that he was in
sane, and desired chat an examination be
made. 1t was said that his son-in-law,
with whom he had been living, had re-
fused to provide for The old man. Mr..
Hitohman was speaker of the assembly
In 1901, and was at that time worth
&5l0 O0O
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
To Mend or tho Crows.

Fort Keogh. nj. T.. Oct. 24-Troop
A, seventh cavalry. and company e,
tiFh %infantry. left Saturday morning for
Cheyenne agency. They took thirty
days rations and 200 rounds OF ammnni-
tion per man. Three companies of tbs
fifth infantry left Sunday night Tor
Custer station By rail, and 90 tEenoe
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a New Paper al 81. Paul.

81. PAUL. Mimi. Oct. 24.-St Paul Is
to have a new evening paper. Gray, late
of The Kansas City Times, is said to be a
leading spirit in the enterprise, which Is
well backed, and has a cash capital Of
S5O, 900 with which TO begin business.
The first issue will appear Nov. 10. A
press has already been bought, and a
member Of the lrm is now I'm Chicago
purchasing the rest Of the outfit. The
name of the paper will be ThslSt Paul
News. It's price has not yet been de
cided upoa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
A.MoNoMANlAc ON TELEGRAPH.

Robert Garrett Driven Mad by the Dis
posa1 of tho b. s. o. Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. s4-The state
ment is made on this highest authority
that Robert Garrett Is insane on sub
ject-a monomaniac on the telegraph.
On all other questions he is perfectly ra-
tional, but when the telegraph is men
toned Ia his presence, or thought OF, or
the manner Of It's disposal flashes upon his
mind, Mr.. Garrett loses all control OF
himself and is totally irresponsible for
his acts. The ~eravest fears are enter
tanned for the ultimate result of his NAL
ady, paralysis of the brain being not I'M
nrnhahla ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
swinton Opens for tho Progress,ves.

New YORK, Oct. 24-John swinton,
the candidate of the Progressive labor
party for senator, from the Seventh dis
trict, opened the can oaign at the Ger
mania assembly roop ). About 400 peo-
pie were present, including a number OF
ladies. Mr.. Swinton, In a highly in
fammatory speech, denounced the hang.
ing of the Chicago anarchists, and was
extremely bitter in his remarks against
Henry George, blaming that gentleman
party. The meeting was orderly through
out.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
THREE MEN KILLED AND THIRTY
WOUNDED, AT lRoNToN. Q.

Tho Training Ship Portsmouth, with a
Hundred Souls on Board, in a Pre-
-carious Condition Off Point Judith
Life Saving Service in Readiness.
IRosToS, O., Oct. 24.-The boilers in
the Lawrence iron and steel works Dis"
up, killing three and seriously injuring
seventeen men. The names of killed IN
the disaster are:. James +. Dyer,
Thomas O. Davis, Michael Derr ana
Peter Clay. About thirty Others injured,
none it is thought fatally. The loss is
about ten thousand; insured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
MILITARY DuTIEs no GERMANY.

An American Citizen Arrested for Not
Fulfilling Ills military Duty.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a. John Adam
Drummer, who until the close of the sum
mel was the head waiter at the Oriental
hotel, Coney island. was arrested in
Bitsch, Lorraine, for not fulfilling his
military duties to the German govern.
ment. Mr., Drummer is an American
citizen, and his brother, Balthazar Brun-
ner, chef at the Astor house, Immediately
sent this dispatch to the American min.
lister, at Berlin: please protect the in
terests of John Adam Drummer, an
America citizen in trouble at Bitsch,
lorraine He has also written to Sec
rotary Bayard.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25

| ntne around for several hours, refusing
! 10 work. aud threatening To kill the boss
| if he was intarfered with. Considerable
excitement exists among the two gangs
of negroes, abont twenty in number, who
were aroused by the shooting, and they
| all quit work.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
THOSE IOWA EVICTION CASES.
The Clerk of o'Brien County Says storiel
of Cruelty are without Foundation.

AIe SAerA III ohbrien county says stories
of Cruelty are without Foundation.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 24-In answer to-
an inquiry sent from this city to Frank
A. Turner, county clerk of O'Brien
ty, in relation to the alleged evictions,
Mr.. Turner writes that In January last
1l6 cases were entered in the district
court of that county by the Western
Land company against squatters, to re-
cover possession Of land purchased by
said company of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroad company. BY agree
ment, on a change OF venue obtained, n
Case WAS tried in Cherokee county last
April, and q vera rendered in favor of
the plaintiff. The sane Judgment en-
braced ninety-two other cases, the others
having been settled. July 12 evictions
took place, and the stories of cruelty ac-
~companying are without foundation.
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Wrecked at Adrian, Mich.

ADRIAN, Mich, Oct. 24.-A Lake Shore
freight train, while entering the city
from the west, was derailed at the Dem
mis- street crossing by a broken truck, and
eight cars were wrecked and a quantity
of merchandise spilled and fifty rods of
track torn up. Passenger trains for Chi
cago are being sent via Manchester and
Hillsdale until the track is cleared.
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driven From indian Land.

ST PAUL. Oct a4.-The Pipestone res
ervation Is now cleared of all settlers. the
families who settled there having moved
from their homes, with their furniture
and effects, Thursday. Capt Bean and
Jhdge Kinney. agents for the Yanktons,
have secured from the settlers written
agreements not to return on the reserve
and to remove all their houses, barns.
and improvements. by March / next.
The United States officials, having ac.
complished the object of their visit, left
for their posts Mt Fort Randall and
YRnkton Sioux agency.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
Fatally Injured bv q FalI,no r,och

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 24.-Fred
Rottger, employed on the new Hotel
Wayne, was fatally injured by a falling
block, which came tumbling down the
elevator shaft from the third story. He
was picked up fnsensible, with blood
squirting from his mouth and ears, and
was taken to the st. Joseph hospital,
where ne is dying. He is an unmarried
man, and lived with his sister.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
Snow, the First Of tbc s,a.oo

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Snow is reported
from Mendoza, Freeport, Galesburg, Clin-
ton, and Dixon, H.. and from Dubuque.
Waterloo and Clinton, Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
Killed HI. sis,er,s pefnm,,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct A-George
Sweat, y desperate character. was shot
and killed at Newcomb, Tenn. by a boy
named Tom Rich. Sweat was drinking.
and made some ugly renarks about
Rich's sister. Rich heard Of Il, and see,
ing Sweet standing scross the street Ia
front Of his residence, fred on him with
o doubls barreled gun. both loads takiag
effect,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
An Insult to the better element.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. A.-The Young
Mems Prohibition club has adopted a
resolution declaring that the action of
the committee who had charge Of the re.
ception of President Cleveland in this
city, In taking him to a public beer
garden for his public reception, was an
action unbecoming the citizens of Mil
waukes, q stain upon the moral senti-
ment of our people, and an insult to the
better element of our city.u
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25

arguments were met With buncopibe;
gag law was reduced to a systa q by the
use OF the previous question:" outrag-
sous decisions were rendered; appeals and
protests were ignored, all for the purpose
of covering up the rascalities Of those in
power. All local AMI district assemblies.
in accordance with the above declaration
or desiring information, will please adj
dress
tSignedl CHARLES f. SEIB,
Sec'y Provisional Committee.
100 EAT Washington street, Chicago. Ill.
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butter, chssse and IN. Convention.

Butter, Chesse and Egs Convention.
MANCHESTER, Ia, Oct. 24-The Ma.
tional Butter, Cheese and Egg conven-
ton will be held in this city November
] tod. The Manchester exposition build
ing will contain the finest show OF dairy
products ever placsd on exhibition.
Cream separators, churns and cheese
presses will be in active operation. Am
pie accommodations for all,
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Fought Her Assailan..

BELorT, Wis, Oct. PA desperate
assault was made upon Miss Anna Biz
mingham, of Beloit, while she was on
her way home from work and crossing
Turtle Creek, south of the city, by Mike
Mcdonald, young nan She suffered
rough treatment gand for half an hour
fought with her assailant. She was
rescued by a young man who was at
tracted by her cries. She was badly in
jured. Mcdonald was arrested by ILL
nois officers aud was held for trial.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
spRiNTlNa AND sWiNpL,ho
Harry Bothune, the Canadian Chanpio
beaten by an Unknown.

beaten by an Unknown.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 24.-Abous two
hundred persons gathered at Lansdowne
park to witness the 100-yard race be-
tween Harry Bethune, OF Cornwall, the
Canadian champion, and an unknown.
The match was for $1,000 a side. Both
men were IN good condition, but the un-
known proved too fast for Bethune. beat
Ing him by fully three yards. Fifteen
thousand dollars changed hands. s.lBe-
thuneis backers, Who We're from M0atrs-
al, pug up their money on nim, INC were
terribly taken in. They claimed
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
Dispat. About . Boundary.y

Norwich, Conn, Oct Pain 3 dis
pute about q boundary fence, at Pres.
ton, Eugene Carroll. a lni,orer. struck
MIRA nanieL Carroll on the head with a
hatcaet, frRcturtng the skull. Ii l.
thought the woman Will die.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
h ANARCHIST A s
Argument for Writ of Error TO b
Heard on Thursday,

Hear ON Thursday.
WASHINGTON, Oct. M.- Formal an
uouncement wal made in the United
States supreme court that argument for
application OF writ of error in the anarch-
list case will be heard on Thursday next.
Attorney-General A. L. Hunt, of Illinois,
was present when the announcement was
made, and said he would be ready to SUBJ
NIT printed briefs on Thursday, and init
mated he might desire to make an oral
argument also.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
Foundered at Ashtahuia.

AsHrAsuLA, o. Oct. 24.-The schooner
James F, Joy. Of Detroit. foundered in
twenty feet Of water just outside the
pier at this place. The sea runs very
high. The vessel is fast going to pieces
The crew all reached the shore In safety
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
A Motion neniaa-

WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-The motion to
advance Iowa and Georgia prohibition
cases ON the docket of the supreme court
of the United States was denied.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
A NEGRO KILLED,
Fatal Shooting Array on the Louisville
and Nnshviue Ho,d 4

ma NashvIIIo Road.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. "A fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred at West Fork,
on the Louisville s. Nashville railroad,
fourteen miles south of this place. Sec
ton Boss Kelly had ordered a negro
hand named Tutt to go to work or leave
the promises Tut refused to do either,
and q quarrel followed. Kelly kicked
the negro, who attempted to dyaw a
pistol, but Kelly got the drop with q self
acting revolver and shot Tut near the
heart. 1t is stated taat thu negro mad
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TO Escape Criminal pros.cut,op.

rHILADELrHrA, Pa, Oct "a. = The
Times contains a statement to the effect
that Charles l. Phillips, having sailed
for Havre Saturday last, 1t Is believed he
left tho country to escape criminal prose-
cutton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
Domestic

ST. Louis, Oct 24-Gustave Hoppe,
aged 45, shot and killed himself. Do.
mestic trouble is supposed to be the
cause.
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He sundnys in jail.

New YoRK, Oct. "a - Charles C..
Francklyn spent Sunday in Ludlow street
Jail, in default Of $500, 900 bail, in the
suit OF his first cousin, Sir Bache Cunard,
for $1,000, 900. He skirmished for bail
again, but failed to get it, His wife met
him in the Office of his lawyers. Butler.
Stitiman &e4iubbard, and mad an inter,
view of nearly an hour with him.
An attorney representing the Toledo,
Peoria & Western railroad, has made ar
engagements to settle claims against the
road for deaths and injuries caused by
the Chatsworth disa"ter.
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Raldiur tho WIdow,, place.

ItntufUE tHS WIuoW'b FIAe6.
DUBLIN, Oct. 24.-The police returned
In Bailey Kernogus and arrested the de-
tenders OF the place.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wants

WANIED-At onse a girl to wait on. tabio.
w Inquire at Merohan5s he.el .D
W. j. WALTERS, Pronrie.or
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WANrED-A good dining room zirl. An
~ ply to Mrs. Harris, 2l9, West Third Street
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For Sale.

nor sALE-one twenty horse power boiler
T. and engine all in good order. Cal on or
address KARR& RICHEY Yankton.
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UNIoS STocK YARDS, i
tA.UA J. Oct. u
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" ANTED-A girl to do general houseuo,k
"a quire at Geni ge' Browns residence on
Fourth street, between Cedar and Walnut
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strangled by the ring, it is charity to say,
for no meaner reason chan In response to
the clanor of the common enemy Of Ia
Dor.
Twelfth--The boycott has been used
to injnre the labor press, union estab-
hshments, and the products OF Knights
OF Labor and union labor, for the sole
purpose of "downingn working men and
women who could not be used by the
conspirators.
Thirteenth-Persons Wild were not
members Of tho order have been pro-
yided, for personal reasons, with lucrat.
i've positions In the general office.
Fourteenth-The constitution has been
altered in an illegal manner. 1t has
been tampered with, and measures inim-
ical to the order at large have been rail-
roaded in what Is called law
Fifteenth-The war has been waped
by the administration ring against trades
unions and trades districts. The motto
OF the ring has been, down with the
trades districts, extermtnate the trades
unions. This, 10 spite OF our obligation
ITO extend Q helping hand to all branches
Of honorable TOLL
Sixteentn-Nearly every important
strike, or lockout, in which the general
officers have interfered. has been lost
Seventeenth-As a result Of this blum
dering, ~wishy-washy, incompetent, and
stnpidly arbitrary policy, the member
ship OF the order, has decreased GIT, 924.
EigE tsenth-In spite Of the decrease In
membership, they have increased the an
nual expenditures Of the general assem-
bly, to half a million dollars.
Nineteenth-There was not an itemired
account Of receipts sad expenditures is
sued, either quarterly, as had formerly
been the custom, or til Ithe general as.
sembly. MMT
twentieth rim the general assembly
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etc, etc. al! men OF whatsoever trade
or profession. or Of none AT all, eX-
t.pt those who are never exposed 10
accident, need genera. accident poll
icy, and of th'-'. ue may -ay there
are none.
The plqn, o.thr N,'ioi Mon
az. reduced to % science and irleiiccd
upon Legitimate ana equitable
basis, aud n 4 the wants u AL de-
siring pccdrnt Insurance. Cal on
COL /. -. PARROT, pr sidcnt, aud axe
"a policy to-day.
OFHcE or CENTRAL COMMITTEE
or ASST PBomETIoNt-I-.
Waco, TENNs,JuNE3, l-SGN
M anti prohibitioui.t Of McLcn-
mn county are reminded that the
time ha- come for vigorous and
thorough organization.
Ctar mcn of voting precincts are
urged to see 10 once that one or more
clubs are organil' d in each precinct,
mud have rolls of numbers transmit
tad to this Office. when precinct
chn.rmcn fail to act promptly the
voter. should organize and elect a
chairman aud send in his name,
The committee -uggc-ts also the or
guuilhtion of cub in each ward OF
the city OF Waco on next Thursday
might 1t -Uch places Ms may be desig>
mated.
We beg to remind You also that
money l. necessary To supply and
litcraturc-the issue il
important and YOU are deeply inter.
c-tcd. All communication AMI re
mittnuccs should be sent 10 VI. &.
rarK, Esq. secretary of committee.
L.C. ALExNNuER
Chairman County Committee.
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He who is never exposed to an &c.
cidcnt of any Kind does not need a
policy. nut the mechanic, handling
edged tooi.; the mason and builder,
working on LOFTY scatlold,, the timer
and painter, climbing hign root, and
ladders; the machim,t he factory
operative. working among moving
machinery; the commcrcisl or tray
cling agent, con family journeyiug ON
cars, coaches and steamers; railroad
conductors and employees generally
all travelling for business or pleasure,
all these need al accident policy. And
not only these, and persons Of more
hazardous occupation, but merchants,
manufacturers, lawyers, physicians,
c'ergymen, banker, brokers, insur-
ance officers, aud agents, clerks, stu
dents, editors, authors, musicivps
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Principal once. sai Main St.. LoUIsvTILr.Ks
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A.
JONES. Ticket y
Gen. PAscnger rand e Az
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Prickly ASH nittcrs Is an untailing
cure for all diseases originating in
hillary dcrangcmcntI caused by the
malaria of mla-matic countries No
other medicine now on sale will so
ctlccthally remove the disturbing clC-
mcnts, aud at the same time tone up
tho whole system. II il sure and
safe in its action.
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LrwINE.BRos.
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Opened 30 dol. boys brown cashmere
knee pants, nll wool great drive al
soc Per pair, 80 doz. boy - blue flannel
knee pants nj soc per pair, % doA
boys checked cashmere knee pants at
,5c per pair wei worth ~ D. Come
and make your selections before the
sizes are. broken.
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,nt-rroh,bluon Spreading

-ArrRpAY, JuNElS.
Elm Mott, Judge Alexander, $3.50
2. ~.
DouglAs store, -. II. Hardy, . p, m,
Prairie Chapel, W Il Fakes, 2. III.
Patton, w Il. Fakes, $50 p. lu.
JUNE %
Eobin-onyillc, Judge Alexander
p. m.
Harrison station, VI. c. Park, 500
p. m.
BcllvicT W. Il. Fakes. q p. III
Calm l;idc school House, $3.50 p. IN.
Robinson school House, -. II.
Hardy, p. IN.
Friends viii please scatter the news
and urn ont aud hear th" spccChu-
We have to move soon into our nLW
building Hnd want To- get rid OF ~
much OF our goods rs possible aud
price j. no Object
LEVINE Bros,
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Advice "a Mothers.

Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup should a.
way. be- used for children toething. II soothei
the child Hoftens the gums, Allays all pains
curos wind collie and In the best remedy fO
iiArrh pR,